Last Monday, October 14, a meeting was held between the Director of the NACC/ICAO Office, Mr. Melvin Cintrón, and the Executive President of COCESNA, Mr. Juan Carlos Trabanino, who were accompanied by their technical teams to present the plans. regional offices of the ACNA, ICCAE and ACSA Agencies and different departments in assistance to their…
Mr. Juan Carlos Trabanino; Executive President of the Central American Corporation for Air Navigation Services (COCESNA); highlighted the importance of celebrating the “Central American Integration Day”, expressing that throughout these 60 years there has been coordination and joint cooperation among the six (6) Member States of COCESNA, and that they have allowed the the aviation…
COCESNA was invited to participate as an exhibitor in the Indra webinar “ATM Systems – Post-COVID19 technological challenges in Latin America”. The focus of the webinar is digital transformation and automation for ATM systems around the COVID-19 crisis. COCESNA participated together with international organizations of the aviation industry, such as ENAIRE, EASA and IFATCA among…
On October 2, 2020, the 157th Extraordinary Meeting of COCESNA’s Board of Directors was held virtually, with the participation of the following representatives: BELIZE; Lic. Lindsay Armstrong Garbutt, Director of Civil Aviation of Belize, Sr. Kenworth Tillet Norel, Advisor to the Ministry of Tourism of Belize, COSTA RICA; Sr. Rodolfo Méndez Mata, Minister of Public…
Last Saturday, October 3rd, anniversary of the birth of General Francisco Morazán Quezada and day of the Honduran soldier, COCESNA was recognized by the Honduran Air Force, receiving a scroll of honor, as a way of thanking the FAH for the cooperation it has received, especially in recent days in its efforts to put into…
COCESNA participated in a weekly web conference with members of CADENAS CANSO, an initiative to promote and facilitate the safe and efficient movement of air traffic in the Latin American and Caribbean region through the effective implementation of air traffic flow management, collaborative decision making and ATFM planning following the CDM processes between regional ANSPs…
COCESNA participated in the Webinar on the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on civil aviation and financial mitigation measures, organized by ICAO and held via Zoom on September 23, 2020. The Webinar was attended by States/Territories, aviation organizations, industry, service providers and financial institutions and provided information on: 1. Global and regional statistics on…
The Covid-19 Coronavirus disease pandemic has had a drastic impact on the airline industry, and airlines have been unable to operate for six (6) months in the Central American Region, which has meant a reduction of more than 90% in COCESNA’s revenues. Unfortunately, the outlook is not at all encouraging, as it is predicted that…
After the period of confinement due to the COVID19 pandemic, and after working under the teleworking modality, some of COCESNA’s administrative personnel have begun to return to their on-site work, following the guidelines prepared by the Authorities of its Member States; Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua, guaranteeing the application of biosecurity…
“It is now more important than ever, that global air traffic surveillance remains operational and seamless, in this day and age. Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs) need flexibility to adjust their operations, without excessive costs, while maintaining safety and operational efficiency.” This was part of the introduction that the company AIREON used to promote its…